◆ Concept

  These well-developed postgraduate training courses are designed to help occupational health physicians improve personal skills needed to respond to expectations in industrial society as representatives directly responsible for healthcare as well as leaders in healthcare management for workers. 

◆ Postgraduate Occupational Health Training Curriculum

  The Postgraduate Occupational Health Training Program was established in 1989 to support the career development of our students and train highly qualified physicians and other health care specialists in occupational health. 
  This program was reorganized in 2012 to better suit the purpose of providing the training necessary for working as an occupational physician and of educating occupational physicians with a high level of expertise.
  Graduates of the School of Medicine enter this course directly after graduation and acquire the expertise necessary to work as an occupational health physician and in related services. After learning the basics of medicine during the first two years of clinical training, residents will choose among two programs and receive training for three to four years, accordingly. During the training, residents in either course will be able to gain a position as an occupational health physician.
  Occupational Health Trainees will be awarded the Certificate after completing the required course.